Vesting to shield assets from creditors
Learn how to use a limited liability company (LLC) as a shield to allow real estate vested in the LLC to remain undisturbed by members’ creditors.
Read Moreby Carrie B. Reyes | Jun 16, 2023 | Feature Articles, Investment, Laws and Regulations, Real Estate | 0
Learn how to use a limited liability company (LLC) as a shield to allow real estate vested in the LLC to remain undisturbed by members’ creditors.
Read Moreby David Swistock | Jun 1, 2023 | Commercial, Laws and Regulations, Real Estate, Recent Case Decisions | 0
Ramirez v. PK I Plaza 580 SC LP
Read Moreby Carrie B. Reyes | May 15, 2023 | Buyers and Sellers, Feature Articles, Real Estate, Recessions, Your Practice | 0
Agents need to be aware of the maximum dollar amount the seller is entitled to receive upon a buyer’s breach – especially when home prices are falling.
Read Moreby Ashley Collins | Feb 9, 2023 | Real Estate, Recent Case Decisions | 0
Today’s IV, Inc. v. Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority
Read Moreby Ashley Collins | Jan 19, 2023 | Real Estate, Recent Case Decisions | 0
Miller v. Roseville Lodge No. 1293
Read Moreby Ashley Collins | Jan 5, 2023 | Real Estate, Recent Case Decisions | 0
Apple Annie, Inc. v. Oregon Mutual Insurance Company
Read Moreby Carrie B. Reyes | Jan 3, 2023 | Economics, Feature Articles, Finance, Real Estate, Recessions | 0
Learn how to use a balance sheet for a discussion with your homeowner clients about their assets and debts.
Read Moreby Adam Kolvas | Oct 3, 2022 | Property Management, Recent Case Decisions | 0
Montes v. Young Men’s Christian Association of Glendale, California
Read Moreby Ashley Collins | Sep 21, 2022 | Real Estate, Recent Case Decisions | 0
Nunez v. City of Redondo Beach
Read Moreby Madison Hart | Jul 15, 2022 | Buyers and Sellers, Home Sales, Real Estate | 0
Things get messy when a buyer breaches a contract. Buyers and sellers alike ought to understand the legal ramifications involved.
Read Moreby ft Editorial Staff | Apr 19, 2021 | Brokerage Reminder, Real Estate | 2
Supervision vision As of 2021, upwards of 20,000 individual and corporate broker licensees employ...
Read Moreby ft Editorial Staff | Jan 28, 2019 | Feature Articles, Real Estate, Your Practice | 0
Tracing agent misconceptions Many agents erroneously believe they cannot give their clients advice...
Read Moreby Benjamin J. Smith | Dec 19, 2017 | Real Estate, Recent Case Decisions | 0
Jacobs v. Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage Company Facts: A residential property contains an...
Read Moreby Amy Thomas | Oct 15, 2017 | Feature Articles, Property Management, Real Estate, Your Practice | 0
Use these guidelines to determine if a prospective tenant is the right fit for your property.
Read Moreby ft Editorial Staff | Mar 14, 2017 | Real Estate, Your Practice | 0
A buyer’s agent who gives the buyer their opinion needs to take steps to assure the buyer investigates and expertly analyzes relevant information to confirm their opinion and keep it from becoming an actionable assurance if the event fails to occur as predicted.
Read Moreby Connor P. Wallmark | Nov 17, 2016 | Real Estate, Recent Case Decisions | 0
Wang v. Nibbelink Facts: An owner of partially fenced land makes their property freely available...
Read Moreby ft Editorial Staff | Aug 15, 2016 | Real Estate, Recent Case Decisions | 0
When an invitee is hit by a car crossing a street to a property, the owner faces questions of liability and negligence.
Read Moreby Amy Thomas | Jan 6, 2016 | Recent Case Decisions | 1
A homeowner hires a contractor to paint the interior of their home. The employment agreement states the contractor is to provide worker’s compensation insurance if they hire employees for the project.
Read Moreby ft Editorial Staff | Sep 8, 2015 | Forms, Real Estate | 0
Form-of-the-week: Office Manager Employment Agreement – Form 510 The supervisory role of an office...
Read Moreby Amy Thomas | Aug 7, 2015 | Fair Housing, Laws and Regulations, Real Estate, Recent Case Decisions | 0
The U.S. Supreme Court rules on whether housing agencies are liable for disparate impact, regardless of intent, according to the federal Fair Housing Act.
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